Intro + Enhancement Flashcards
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Medical Imaging
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- X-Ray
- CT
- MRI
- Ultrasound
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Nyquist Sampling Theory
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- in order to reach perfect reconstruction of input signal which has f, sampling must occur at 2f
- phase still issue
3
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Image Quality Contrast
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- Global contrast: (Imax-Imin/imax+Imin), good for detection of inefficient use of available intensity range, neglegts distribution of intensities
- Root Mean Square Contrast: no differeation between distributions with different detail levels if dist is same
- Gray-Level Co-occurence: measure weights the cooccurences of intensities by their difference, strong differences at edges result in higher contrast value
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Noise
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- unwanted image-corrupting influence
- random fluctuation of intensities with zero mean
- object detection depends on ratio of object-background contrast to noise variance
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Signal to Noise Ratio
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- ratio of meaningful signal information and unwanted signal
- average signal value / standard deviation of the background
6
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Image Quality - Edges
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- fist and second spacial derivation of image is sensitive to edges
7
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Image Enhancement - lookup table
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- transfer function to define windows for parts of the original intensity range
8
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Image Enhancement - Histogram equalization
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- create new image with constant histogram
- all intensities cinsidered equally important
- Centropy stary the same
9
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Edge Enhancement
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- gradient calculation (approximation via differences)
- Gaussian Filters: Laplacian of Gaussians
- Second derivatives: zero crossing is edge (calculated wit LoG)
10
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Feature Enhancement - Vesselness
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- Hessian: 2nd derivatives
- eigenval1, very small
- eigenval2,3, large and nearly equal
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Noise reduction - linear filtering
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- I locally constant, E is avg of local neighborhood
- the bigger the filter the blurrier
- problem: ringing, solution butterworth filter (attenuates noise proportional to frequenzy with cut off)
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Noise reduction - median filtering
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- selection of E from ordered list of values in neighborhood
- edges are preserved if: edge is traight within neighborhood region, signal diff exceeds noise amplidute
13
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Noise reduction - diffusion filtering
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- smoothing at edges without changing them
- image intensity considered material density
- noise considered density variation
- homogeneous / inhomogenous diffusion
14
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Noise reduction - Bayesian Image Restoration
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- representation of image characteristics by markov random field
- search for image I that maximizes cond probability of observing noisy image In
15
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image enhancement facts
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- extract information or suppress artefacts
- compromise: trades generality for accuracy
- edge preserving smoothing con lead to false boundaries
